Python turtle.exitonclick函数代码示例

def dessiner(l,a,m,azimut=0):
    wn = turtle.Screen()
    mike = turtle.Turtle()
    mike.left(azimut)
    coordonneesX=[]
    coordonneesY = []
    coordonneesA = []
    for c in m:
        if c=='F':
            mike.forward(l)
        elif c=='+':
            mike.left(a)
        elif c=='-':
            mike.right(a)
        elif c=='[':
            coordonneesX.append(mike.xcor())
            coordonneesY.append(mike.ycor())
            coordonneesA.append(mike.heading())
        elif c==']':
            mike.penup()
            mike.goto(coordonneesX[-1],coordonneesY[-1])
            mike.setheading(coordonneesA[-1])
            mike.pendown()
            coordonneesX.pop(-1)
            coordonneesY.pop(-1)
            coordonneesA.pop(-1)
        else:
            break
    turtle.exitonclick()

def viewer(dna):
	'''Display ORFs and GC content for dna.'''
   
	dna = dna.upper()      # make everything upper case, just in case
   
	t = turtle.Turtle()
	turtle.setup(1440, 240)                  # make a long, thin window
	turtle.screensize(len(dna) * 6, 200)     # make the canvas big enough to hold the sequence
	# scale coordinate system so one character fits at each point
	setworldcoordinates(turtle.getscreen(), 0, 0, len(dna), 6)
	turtle.hideturtle()
	t.speed(0)
	t.tracer(100)
	t.hideturtle()
   
	# Draw the sequence across the bottom of the window.
	t.up()
	for i in range(len(dna)):
		t.goto(i, 0)
		t.write(dna[i],font=("Helvetica",8,"normal"))
      
	# Draw bars for ORFs in forward reading frames 0, 1, 2.
	# Draw the bar for reading frame i at y = i + 1.
	t.width(5)              # width of the pen for each bar
	for i in range(3):
		orf(dna, i, t)
      
	t.width(1)              # reset the pen width
	gcFreq(dna, 20, t)      # plot GC content over windows of size 20
      
	turtle.exitonclick()

def main():
    """
    Tous les phase du battleship passe par le main()
    et il sert de boucle principal car il est appelé à
    tous les 0.5 secondes
    """
    if i.phase == "PlaceShip":
        i.placeShip()
    elif i.phase == "Attack": # Nom fictif
        i.attack()
    elif i.phase == "win":
        print('Vous avez gagné!')
        turtle.goto(0,0)
        turtle.pencolor('black')
        turtle.write('Vous avez gagné!',align="center",font=("Arial",70, "normal"))
        i.phase = "exit"
    elif i.phase == "lose":
        print('Vous avez perdu!')
        turtle.goto(0,0)
        turtle.pencolor('black')
        turtle.write('Vous avez perdu!',align="center",font=("Arial",70, "normal"))
        i.phase = "exit"
    elif i.phase == "exit":
        turtle.exitonclick()
        return None
    else:
        print('out')

    turtle.ontimer(main,500)

def main():
    board_ac=[10,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
    turtle.screensize(300,300)
    turtle.hideturtle()    
    go_to(0,0,0)
    board()
    #players()
    win=0
    n_jogada=0
    
    player1=input('Player 1:\t')
    player2=input('Player 2:\t')     
    
    while win!=1:
        n_jogada += 1
        if check(board_ac) == True:
            if (-1)**n_jogada == -1:
                win=1
                print(player2, 'Ganhou!')
                
            else:
                win=1
                print(player1, 'Ganhou!')
        else:
            player_turn(n_jogada, board_ac)
    turtle.exitonclick()

def main():
    # Inputs for interpreter and generator
    grammar = {'[':_push_state, ']':_pop_state,
               'F':_forwards, 'L':_left, 'R':_right,
              }
    rules   = {'T':'F[LT][RT]'}
    data = 'T'
    generations = 5

    # Create a generator
    g = Generator(data, rules)
    data = g.nth_generation(generations)

    # Create and set up interpreter
    i = Interpreter(grammar)
    i.use_memory = True # Use the interpreter's memory, 
                        #  i.e. pass the interpreter as the 
                        # first argument to every callback in the grammar

    # Initialise a turtle
    t = turtle.Turtle()
    t.hideturtle()
    t.left(90)

    # Load required items into interpreter memory
    i.load('turtle', t) # Load in a turtle
    i.load('state', []) # Load in an empty list for turtle's state stack

    i.execute(data)
    
    turtle.exitonclick()

def demo():
    turtle.forward(100)
    turtle.left(120)
    turtle.forward(80)
    turtle.right(90)
    turtle.forward(80)
    turtle.exitonclick()

def turtlePrint(board, width, height):
    turtle.hideturtle()
    turtle.speed(0)
    turtle.penup()
    turtle.goto(-210, -60)
    turtle.pendown()
    turtle.goto(20*width-210, -60)
    turtle.goto(20*width-210, 20*height-60)
    turtle.goto(-210, 20*height-60)
    turtle.goto(-210, -60)
    turtle.penup()

    for y in xrange(height):
        for x in xrange(width):
            turtle.penup()
            turtle.goto(20*x-200,20*y-50)
            turtle.pendown()
            if board[x][y] is 1:
                turtle.pencolor("green")
                turtle.dot(10)
                turtle.pencolor("black")
            elif board[x][y] is 2:
                turtle.dot(20)
            elif board[x][y] is 3:
                turtle.pencolor("red")
                turtle.dot(10)
                turtle.pencolor("black")
            elif board[x][y] is 8:
                turtle.pencolor("blue")
                turtle.dot()
                turtle.pencolor("black")

    turtle.exitonclick()

def main():
    init_turtle()
    koch_curve = lsys.lsystem(alphabet, axiom, rules)
    tree = koch_curve.apply_rules(int(sys.argv[1]))
    koch_curve.perform_actions(tree)
    print 'click to exit'
    turtle.exitonclick()

def draw_figures(figures_info):
    t = turtle.Turtle()
    t.speed('fast')
    for f_info in figures_info:
        figure_type = f_info['type']
        if figure_type == 'square':
            draw_square(
                turtle_instance=t,
                center_x=f_info['center_x'],
                center_y=f_info['center_y'],
                side_length=f_info['side'],
                color=f_info['color']
            )
        elif figure_type == 'circle':
            draw_circle(
                turtle_instance=t,
                center_x=f_info['center_x'],
                center_y=f_info['center_y'],
                radius=f_info['radius'],
                color=f_info['color']
            )
        else:
            raise ValueError("Unsupported figure")

    turtle.exitonclick()

def start():
#E
    turtle.backward(50)
    turtle.left(90)
    turtle.forward(50)
    turtle.right(90)
    turtle.forward(30)
    turtle.penup()
    turtle.backward(30)
    turtle.pendown()
    turtle.left(90)
    turtle.forward(50)
    turtle.right(90)
    turtle.forward(50)

#F
    turtle.penup()
    turtle.forward(100)
    turtle.pendown()
    turtle.backward(50)
    turtle.right(90)
    turtle.forward(50)
    turtle.left(90)
    turtle.forward(50)
    turtle.penup()
    turtle.backward(50)
    turtle.pendown()
    turtle.right(90)
    turtle.forward(70)

    turtle.exitonclick()

def tscheme_exitonclick():
    """Wait for a click on the turtle window, and then close it."""
    global _turtle_screen_on
    if _turtle_screen_on:
        print("Close or click on turtle window to complete exit")
        turtle.exitonclick()
        _turtle_screen_on = False

def plot(a=None,b=None,c=None,scale=10):
    f = lambda x: x ** 2
    _min = -20
    _max = 20
    if hasattr(a,'__call__')   or type(a) == list:
        f = a
    elif hasattr(b,'__call__') or type(b) == list:
        f = b
        _max = a
    elif hasattr(c,'__call__') or type(c) == list:
        f = c
        _max = b
        _min = a
    if type(f) == list:
        _min = 0
        ls = f
        f = lambda i: ls[max(i,0)]
        _max = len(ls)-1
    pen = turtle.Turtle()
    pen.penup()
    pen.goto(_min*scale,f(_min))
    pen.pendown()
    for x in range(_min,_max+1):
        pen.goto(x*scale,f(x))
    turtle.exitonclick()

def draw_figures(figures):
    t = turtle.Turtle()
    t.speed('slow')

    for figure in figures:
        figure.draw(t)
    turtle.exitonclick()

def main():
    turtle.left(90)
    turtle.up()
    turtle.backward(120)
    turtle.down()
    drawTree(60)
    turtle.exitonclick()

def tscm_exitonclick():
    """Wait for a click on the turtle window, and then close it."""
    global _turtle_screen_on
    if _turtle_screen_on:
        turtle.exitonclick()
        _turtle_screen_on = False
    return UNSPEC